Mobile Phone Testing Under Real-World Conditions

Mobile Phone TX/RX Load Pull
Mobile phones must guarantee proper functioning in
non-ideal real-world environments, such as a lost or
damaged antenna, usage in a tunnel or locker, being held
close to the body or in a pocket surrounded by coins, etc.
Each of these scenarios can be regarded as non-ideal from
an RF standpoint, meaning non-50 ohm. We are able to
use a single tuner to vary the VSWR magnitude and phase
seen by the antenna port of the phone and test its
performance in transmit and receive mode.
Transmit Load Pull
The goal of load pull in the phone's transmit mode is to measure the output power as a function of VSWR magnitude and phase.
Receive Load Pull
The goal of load pull in RX mode is the sensitivitymeasurement of the phone; at what power level will a user-specified bit-error rate (BER) be achieved, as a function of VSWR magnitude and phase.


Graphical representation of TX results

Graphical representation of RX results
Application Notes and Data Sheets
• 4T-021
Automated Mobile Testing System Software (AMTS)
• 5C-080A
Impedence Testing For Mobile Phones
• Maury Application Notes Library
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